%systemroot%\System32\Macromed\Flash – 32-Bit version of Flash Flash will be installed in the following directories: It is not to be installed on 64-Bit versions of Windows.
#ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 64 BITS .EXE INSTALL#
The 32-Bit install is obviously for 32-Bit (x86) operating versions of Windows (that’s 32-Bit versions of Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008). The new Adobe Flash 11 comes in the two variants being 32-Bit and 64-Bit. I have not bothered to modify the current MSI but I suspect it will break it just like most of the previous versions. In light of this I have a stable and efficient method of managing Adobe Flash without modifying the MSI or using a Transforms file. In the past, Adobe Flash 10 MSI package used to break when you tried to modify it, and meant that we had to use alternate methods of configuring the install. install_flash_player_11_active_x_64bit.msi – Internet Explorer version – Ver11.0.1.152ĭeploying Adobe Flash 11 via Group Policy.install_flash_player_11_active_x_32bit.msi – Internet Explorer version – Ver 11.0.1.152.Check the Useful Links section at the bottom for more info. There are also places that have advertised the direct link to download the software if you ‘misplaced’ your email with the link. It may take up to 24 hours to get the link sent to you via email. Note you need to register to redistribute the software (quick form to fill out). I encourage you read my old article Adobe Flash 10.3 deployment via GPO ( ) to familiarise yourself with deploying where the steps to deploy were correct for every version of Adobe Flash 10. There is a new article which covers the auto-updating aspect of Adobe Flash for enterprise.
This guide will be about deploying Adobe Flash ActiveX version, however the plug-in version would work just the same.
#ADOBE FLASH PLAYER 64 BITS .EXE HOW TO#
Now we have to understand how to deploy Flash 11 using Group Policy for both 32 and 64 bit versions to your clients in a manageable way. This is great news to me because I can now try to use IE 64-Bit browser as my main browser. At last Adobe have come to the party and released Adobe Flash 11 that comes as 32-Bit and the long awaited 64-Bit versions.
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